When Hurricane Ian hit Florida’s southwest coast with 150 mph winds and relentless rainfall, the state entered a state of emergency. Starting on Wednesday, Sept. 29 and continuing through Thursday, the...

Sarah* knew the problem had gone too far when her parents had to call the doctor because she was drunk multiple times. Her drug and alcohol use—or, as she called it, depression treatment— was not working....

Games canceled by rain, injured athletes, and the inability to host top sporting events are struggles that Sam Momary Stadium is used to. To counter this and provide new life to the stadium, the school...

“You have two minutes left to BeReal!” Grabbing her instrument before band practice, junior Lauren Verstrate ran back to her locker to rummage for her phone, hoping she would be able to post her...

For a state known for its lakefront houses, clear springs and shining seas, Florida harbors a surprising amount of water management issues–80% of the state’s lakes and springs are currently unswimmable....